Resumen

MARTINS, Fernanda Goulart. The polyphony in writing: traces, risks and experience. Rev. Polis Psique [online]. 2019, vol.9, n.2, pp. 218-231. ISSN 2238-152X.

The text proposes a methodological experimentation, with the intention of creating a fictional narrative, using the urban scenario and the literary style to give visibility to the engenderment of lines and forces that compose a text, a map or a drawing of paths in the city. It has the intention to enter in a field of virtuality that draws visible and invisible streams in the urban space, through the reporting of paths and characters, the exploration of rhythms and the explanation of resonances. At the edges of academic writing, the text seeks to produce the transgression of generalities that establish the law of concept and, based on the philosophy of difference, shares the attempt to open space on the page written for what sounds, colors, stories and traces say, organized in dictionary entries, that disobey the alphabetical order and provoke the reflection about the description of concepts in the construction of knowledge.

Palabras clave : social psychology; fictional narrative; academic writing; methodological experimentation.

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